Biohack Yourself (2024)

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So much of us rely on old school methods

and old school ways to get healthy.

My health today at 46 years old is perfect.

My biomarkers, my mindset,

my body fat percentage

health on all levels is beyond perfect.

It was never like that.

It was never like that.

I was 315 pounds 4 1/2 years ago,

morbidly obese.

At that point,

I started counting my years,

but I wanted to make the years count.

A lot of people don't

like the biohack word.

They said, "It's life spanning.

This is health spanning."

It's all of it, right?

Biohack is just a trendy, cool word

that Dave Asprey made,

and I think it's cool because

you are hacking your biology,

because at this time everything

else is hacking our health.

So we kind of do need to hack,

and make some change in an artificial way

using some science

and technology while incorporating

some of our old school methods,

some of the free and available methods

to really sustain what's

happening in our environment.

The purpose of this movie is that I want

to teach my generation to start biohacking,

so they don't have to

learn it when they're older,

and they're already sickly

and now they have to fix it,

and then they live

shorter or they live longer.

I want them to learn younger right now

so they could biohack

theirselves all the way through.

I want my grandma to live 150,

my mom to live till 150,

and my dad to live 150,

and me to live 150,

me and then my sister to live 150,

my dog to live 150.

The definition of

biohacking for a lot of people,

and this isn't across the board

is manipulating anything

in your environment

to change your physiology

or improve your health.

So if you're using red light therapy,

you're basically just taking

yourself back to nature

to getting sunlight.

Everything in biohacking for the most part

equates to something you can do in nature.

Although a lot of times

it's gonna speed it up.

You're gonna hear a lot of words.

Words like health spanning,

lifespan,

anti-aging.

But it all boils down to

what you can do to improve your life.

And we're gonna be telling

stories of other people's lives,

and how they've recovered

and what they use and modalities

and practices that they did.

So what this is is a

c*ck of a documentary,

had a baby with a podcast show,

had a baby with a masterclass.

So get ready for one of the most iconic

and influential health documentaries

of your lifetime.

Welcome to Biohack Yourself.

It's your body.

You get to do what you want to do.

Right. - And then

you wanna be smarter.

You wanna be faster.

You just want your energy back.

Or maybe like me,

I'd like to get a full

night's sleep in 6 1/2 hours

or even a half hour if

I could figure that out.

Okay, it's your body.

So it was this uniting element of control.

So I thought of a word,

I'm walking around in Western Tibet

learning meditation from the masters,

all of the neuroscience and calmness

and vagal tone stuff

and like, what's the word?

And I came up with the idea of biohacking,

and I put it out there.

I didn't trademark the word.

It's now a new word

in the English language.

It was meant to be a global movement

about us being in charge of us.

Not your government,

not your big pharmacy company,

not some government

pan organization, whatever,

not even your doctor.

Only you own your life

and only you own your biology.

That means everything you do,

even if you think it doesn't matter,

it has some input to your biology.

So let's figure out what matters the most

and just do that.

So what does the word doctor mean?

Doctor, if you doctor a document,

you change it with nefarious connotations.

If you doctor somebody's food,

and you tell 'em they won't eat it

'cause it's not good.

So doctor means to change

things with nefarious intentions.

Cure, like curing meat

means to preserve it.

You cure me to cure

vegetables, you preserve them.

So if you go to a doctor and

say, "I have ovarian cancer."

And doctor says, "Oh, I'm

a doctor, I can cure you."

He means I have nefarious intentions,

and I'm going to

preserve that cancer in you

for in perpetuity.

And interestingly, that's

exactly what happens.

Now, I'm not saying that

doctors are evil people

who are in on some grand conspiracy.

I went to medical school.

I know lots of doctors.

We didn't talk about this,

but we learned that

you don't question stuff

because that doesn't go well.

And then you get in $300,000 in debt,

and if you don't get a job,

you're screwed.

So we learned, except me,

and a few other people,

not to open your mouth.

Biohacking is

the practice of optimized health

and performance through

unconventional science

and self-experimentation.

Whilst the term might seem modern,

its roots can be traced back

to ancient practices of diet,

exercising, herbal medicine.

If you understand how a cell works,

you will understand

automatically how a human works.

And the biology that I learned

from observing the cells

transformed my entire life.

I think for me biohacking,

there's an empowerment piece there.

There's a huge opportunity,

and I'm excited to have

really good thought leaders

ask better questions on

how we can apply this.

Because it could easily be

just as bad as the pharmaceutical industry.

All biohacking is,

and it's an okay term,

but it's figuring out ways

to enhance the human biology

in a way it might not do on its own.

I will have amazing

food and travel the world

and try new restaurants

and live a little bit,

because I think that when you look at all

of the different ways that

we could live a long time,

I think the biggest

variable is relationships,

community, love, and connection.

Well, tell me about this technology.

Tell me about this pro thing over here

and now it's become popular.

Sure. - Right?

And people are using this word biohacking,

it's like the coolest thing out there.

Are you a biohacker?

What is that?

Globally, the biohacking movement

is gaining momentum with millions of people

embracing these practices

to enhance their well-being.

High profile individuals like Joe Rogan

and Elon Musk are amongst the many

who endorse the practice of biohacking.

Further driving its

popularity and credibility.

This surge is driven by

the increase awareness

of preventative healthcare

and the rising prevalence

of chronic disease.

I think we are biohacking the human being.

We're biohacking computers.

We're biohacking the

intelligence of the universe.

And I think the next 10

years will blow people's minds.

And if you have the time and the energy

and the resources to dive into this deep.

It's an amazing world.

Biohacking is incredible.

And I'm so excited to really

just be starting this journey.

I feel like over the

last four or five years,

I've learned so much.

But I feel like it's

the tip of the iceberg.

Yeah. - I mean, it just keeps going.

It's incredible.

By understanding the history

and the impact of biohacking,

we can better appreciate its potential

to revolutionize health and wellness.

Let me take you from the beginning.

Growing up in Armenia gave

me a very, very healthy start.

We were eating right off the ground,

healthy mineral soil,

you know, the water was clean.

My father was always into grounding.

He would always have us walk barefoot.

We were always under

the sun playing outside.

I grew up very, very, very healthy,

actually biohacking,

and I didn't really know

that that was biohacking,

until I moved to the

United States of America,

the beautiful country

of toxins when I was 20.

And, you know, I just

was living my young life

and eating sushi and eating salads outside,

and I thought, I'm being healthy.

I'm continuing on my healthy lifestyle.

Little did I know that those

were filled with glyphosates.

So living my healthy life

as I knew was actually very

unhealthy in the United States.

Former 2024 presidential candidate,

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Is a prominent figure in health

and environmental advocacy.

With a distinguished career as an attorney,

RFK Jr. has been a tireless

champion for public health,

exposing the hidden dangers

of environmental toxins

and advocating for

cleaner, healthier living.

He has also continued the legacy

of his iconic family fighting for justice

and the well-being of future generations.

Now he's leading the charge with the MAHA,

Make America Healthy Again,

an ambitious movement to revitalize

the nation's approach

to health and wellness.

In the early 2000s, the

obesity issue just exploded.

So something happened.

Genes don't cause epidemics.

These are epidemics.

Cigarettes k*ll one out of every four

of the customers who

use the product as directed.

But there's three people

who can smoke their whole lives

and they never get cancer. - Yeah.

But so it was a lot of these exposures,

they don't make everybody sick.

But if you have a problem,

if you're going in with autoimmune issues,

if your immune system vulnerabilities,

if you have a leaky gut,

if you get multiple exposures,

a lot of them operate along

the same biological pathways

and they can compound the

injury of just one exposure.

And today you have an

entire generation of our children

who are basically swimming

around in a toxic soup.

They have exposures from

the pesticides like glyphosate, herbicides,

pesticides like

neonicotinoids, like adenosine.

They're getting exposed in

their home on the furniture,

on their pajamas from PFOA, PFAS,

a Teflon that is in your cooking implements

that makes the eggs slide outta your pan.

Well, that stuff is toxic.

In today's world, the landscape of food

and nutrition is more confusing than ever

with conflicting information

about what is good or bad,

natural or processed.

It's hard to know what and who to trust.

Added to these complexities

are the hidden chemicals

in additives in our food

raising concerns about the

long-term impact of our health?

What is your number

one important health hack?

Like where do you start?

I'm gonna cheat a little bit.

Okay.

I'm gonna call it the basics.

At the end of the day,

it comes down to are you sleeping well?

Are you moving your body?

Are you getting out in nature?

Are you eating a nutrient dense diet

that is appropriate for you?

Are you focusing on organic foods

like quality fats, quality protein?

Are you getting enough protein?

Are you exercising?

Are you challenging your body

to build and maintain muscle?

This helps your body to regulate itself.

This helps you to have

a healthy metabolism.

And so if we can lay this foundation,

we often will say you can't optimize

a body that's not at homeostasis.

Homeostasis is the body's way

of maintaining internal balance.

Crucial for health,

food and water are key

players in providing nutrients

and hydration to keep our system stable

and functioning optimally.

So if you're down here,

you can't optimize.

So what you need to do is get yourself

kind of to where you should be.

And now we can start talking about

what can we do to get you above the line.

For people who want to do biohacking,

if they're eating the

standard American diet,

then they're not gonna get

what they need out of biohacking.

With the wrong food,

the medicines won't work.

With the right food, the

medicines aren't needed.

Liana Werner-Gray

is a renowned nutritionist

and bestselling author

who transformed her health

through natural foods

and now empowers others

to heal and thrive holistically.

Recently she spoke at

Kellogg's headquarters

joining health experts and

activists in MAHA's fight

to ban toxic ingredients in the US foods.

So my journey starts

from Outback Australia.

So I grew up in Alice Springs,

which is right in the center of Australia.

I went to an Aboriginal school.

So we learned very different things.

So from age five is when I can remember

learning about Indigenous culture,

and how the Aboriginal people used to live

for thousands and thousands of years

before civilization came.

They didn't have cancer.

They didn't have diabetes.

They didn't have obesity.

They had perfect digestion.

They were living in harmony with nature

and they had perfect health.

And they taught us that the healthiest way

for us to eat was to go

out to our own backyard

and to be able to pick

food straight from the bush

or the tree or get it from the ground.

And then the men would

also hunt for the animals.

And they would just have this perfect diet,

which nowadays we call,

you know, the paleo diet.

The paleo diet mimics the eating habits

of our ancestors focusing on whole foods

like meats, vegetables, and nuts.

It's about returning to

natural unprocessed foods

for optimal health.

I started to eat these foods

that were highly addictive.

And I loved that relief that

I got for 5 or 10 minutes.

Out one day at a concert,

and I had a sip of alcohol

and something just popped in my neck

and I thought, as you do,

"Oh, it's a swollen gland."

And then I went to see a naturopath,

and she's like, you need

to go to the hospital.

So I went to her

hospital, they did a biopsy,

which made the lump even bigger and harder.

And it turns out I had

early stages of cancer,

and I was 21 years old.

But I was not surprised.

I sat there in the hospital thinking,

"What have I done to myself?"

Because I knew I'd done it to myself,

especially because the tumor

was in my lymphatic system,

which is the body sewage system.

So I knew I'd put way

too much junk in there

that it wasn't able to

do its job and take it out.

But because of my upbringing,

the Aboriginal people also taught me

that if you just get

something cut out of your body,

but you don't actually go

within and heal the root cause

and go deep, it's just going

to pop up somewhere else.

So I was like, I'm gonna go heal myself

properly from the inside out.

So I chose to work with a naturopath

and a functional doctor.

And they gave me a plan

and they were like, "Look,

you need to clean out your gut."

They said the reason you have the tumor

in your lymphatic system is

because your gut is so unhealthy

and so full of junk and so full of toxins.

So that's when I started

drinking bentonite clay.

One of the biohacks

that I do still now today.

Bentonite clay is

formed from age volcanic ash.

It's renowned for its

detoxifying properties,

capable of absorbing and removing toxins

and impurities from the body.

When ingested, it A*DS digestion

and helps cleanse the gut.

It's a natural remedy used for centuries,

harnessing the Earth's power

to support our well-being.

So I did a colonic and a coffee enema,

alternated with those.

But after three months,

the tumor was completely gone.

Wow. - Completely dissolved.

I had the greatest gift of my life,

which has helped me

stick to it the last 14 years

and helped thousands of people.

And it's called the upgrade systems.

And I always reference

back to the Indigenous people.

I'm always saying to people,

well, what did they do?

And we need to be more like them

as much as we can, be like them,

in this modern world.

And to live as natural as

possible in this modern world.

Pick and choose your

poisons basically, if you have to.

My parents immigrated from Iran,

and I was blessed to

be born in Miami, Florida,

in the United States.

And I was left to my

own devices growing up.

My mom worked two jobs,

both at Kentucky Fried

Chickens, by the way.

And my parents were divorced.

So I was left to my own devices,

and I was very unhealthy growing up.

I was obese physically, obese mentally.

I was depressed, suicidal,

hung out with the wrong crowd.

And this transferred into my adulthood.

Where back in 2008,

I was 24 years old, 250 pounds.

I was lost in life looking on the internet

for ways to end my life.

Every time I explored suicide, Anthony,

I just kept thinking about my mom,

and the devastation she

would have to deal with

if I took my life.

So it stopped me from pursuing that.

Right.

And I knew I had to take

ownership and figure things out.

So I started to pick up some books.

I started to get into Dr. Wayne Dyer

and Tony Robbins and Bob Proctor.

And these books just did so much for me,

but they helped me take

ownership and responsibility.

And I started to move

my body, eat better foods,

and nine months, I went

from 34% body fat down

to 6% body fat, 250

pounds down to 170 pounds.

And it sparked this physical transformation

where I achieved a physical six pack.

But most importantly,

I achieved what I call a mental six pack

and what that food did for my mood.

And it really, I started

to connect the dots,

'cause my depression started to go.

And I started to realize

there's a connection

between the foods we eat

and the thoughts we think

and the actions we take.

I've ran companies,

I've been in the superfood

industry for 20 years,

and I've helped build

and source products all over the world.

If you're going to put

anything into your body,

you better know where it's from.

Yeah. - You better know

what it's going to do to you,

and how it is going to affect your body.

Peter Diamandis is a pioneer

in innovation and entrepreneurship, known

for his groundbreaking work in

exponential technologies

as the founder of XPRIZE Foundation and

co-founder of Singularity

University. Diamandis has

collaborated with some of the world's

most influential

figures, including Elon Musk,

James Cameron, and Richard Branson.

I am on a rage against sugar.

Sugar is a poison,

and it's everywhere and it's addictive.

Doesn't mean I'm perfect.

I will have, you know, a couple of

squares of dark chocolate.

If it's a holiday or birthday,

I'll eat a little bit of something.

But with intention and not mindlessly.

The order in which you

eat your food matters.

Eat the vegetables first.

And then the last thing is mindset.

Having a positive mindset

is one of the most important things.

So from that moment forward,

I just became this

like health investigator.

Yes, I was a chiropractor,

but I thought there was so much more.

And for me, it was uncovering

my own sugar addiction.

I had battled sugar

severely my entire life.

And for so many years I tried to stop,

you know, two weeks here, two months there.

But it's hard.

I mean sugar, it's not a food, it's a drug.

How do I know if a

food's good for me or not?

And the only way that you can be certain

is to ask your immune system,

Is your immune system fighting the food,

saying it's a problem?

If that's the case, you're

done with that food,

irrespective of how

you feel when you eat it.

You know that your immune

system, there to protect you.

If it's working hard to protect

you from white potatoes,

you're done with white potatoes.

Now there are some doctors who say,

well, just nobody should eat nightshades.

Well, I'm not sure I would agree with that.

I would say no one should eat a food

that your immune system is activated

'cause it's producing inflammation

that's pulling on your chain.

And so when we look at foods,

and we look at what's this person eating?

And we take out the main ones

that are triggering

inflammation in their body,

the result is all well,

almost always spectacular.

People start sleeping better

within a couple of weeks.

Their energy's up.

Their pains diminish.

Their brain function is better.

It doesn't matter what the symptoms are.

The goal is to reduce the inflammation.

So I came out in practice day one,

just ready to go to shout from the rooftops

that we have to identify

what is it in our lifestyle

that's contributing to the inflammation

while we feel fine.

We think we feel fine,

but inside this inflammation is going on

is called low grade chronic inflammation.

Dr. Mindy Pelz is a leading

expert in functional health, renowned for

her groundbreaking work

in the field of fasting and

hormone health. As a best-selling author

and popular YouTube

personality, Dr. Mindy has

inspired millions with her insights on

natural healing and biohacking.

As far as like understanding

hormones and fasting.

It really started in my

own personal journey.

At 40, I had a goal of wanting

to be in the best shape of my life.

And I hit it.

I came into the 40s, I felt amazing.

I was fit,

I was really at the peak of my health.

By 43, everything had unraveled.

I wasn't sleeping.

I was gaining weight.

My moods were really off.

And I hadn't changed a

single thing, not one thing.

And so I was trying to figure

out what had gone off with me.

And that's when I started

to dive into hormones,

and really look at, well,

what is happening to us

as we start to lose

estrogen and progesterone?

What lifestyle changes do we need to make?

And as I looked at the science,

I saw fasting as this incredible tool

for balancing hormones.

Fasting is the

practice of abstaining

from food for a set period. It allows the

body to enter a state of rest

and repair, promote cellular

regeneration and detoxification. Fasting

can boost metabolism, improve mental

clarity, and support weight loss.

And so started experimenting

with different length fasts

for myself, for my patients.

And I saw what was

working, especially for women.

And I took it to my online world.

And here we are, millions of views later.

We have a very clear pattern as to

how women should be living in accordance

with their hormones and

where fasting fits into that.

So here's a really interesting first sign

that your mitochondria are struggling,

and that's your ability to go without food.

If you are a hungry human that has to eat

in order to feel good,

your metabolic system is messed up,

and your mitochondria are struggling.

Mitochondria are the

powerhouses of our cells. They convert

nutrients into energy, fueling every

cellular process essential

for metabolism and energy production.

So start to notice, how

can you go without food?

If you can't go without food,

then we gotta look at

your meal combination.

We gotta look at compressing

your eating window,

and leaving longer periods for fasting.

It's mandatory, massively important.

I think there's a lack of true,

honest education out there surrounding it

because unfortunately you just get into

this tribal w*r online of

just different diet tribes.

And it's just who's louder

and who throws a bigger fit,

and who's willing to throw people

under the bus and who's not.

So you end up with this

constant banter back and forth of,

"Oh, you're a keto guy,

or oh, you're a vegan person."

Or rather than taking little

bits of each thing that work

and crafting the optimal

diet for performance

or cognitive or longevity or whatever,

we're here, you know,

I always say like the

enemy is out there, guys.

The enemy is out there.

The ultra processed food,

that's the enemy.

We're all in this house together.

Why are we fighting each other?

It's like a family.

It's like you fight and bicker

and then you realize, well, wait a minute.

No, it's us against the world.

So whether you're vegan, you're keto,

you're this or that.

Come on guys, we gotta come together

like we are all health-minded,

performance minded,

optimally driven people.

Catharine Arnston, the

visionary behind ENERGYbits

dedicated to harnessing the power of algae.

Catharine founded

ENERGYbits to provide a natural

and sustainable source

of energy and nutrition.

Algae, first of all is,

was the first life on Earth,

especially spirulina,

which is a cyanobacteria.

And that was 3 1/2 billion years ago.

And I remind people,

you can only be the first life once,

and it's still here.

So there's something

very special about algae.

There's two main types of algae.

One is called macroalgae,

and the other one is microalgae.

We're talking about microalgae here today.

But macroalgae is that stringy stuff

that washes up on shore.

Also known as seaweed, dulse or kelp.

Microalgae, which is what we have here.

Spirulina and chlorella in particular

is completely opposite.

It has virtually no

fiber or a little fiber,

and has the highest concentration

of nutrition in the world, in the universe.

This is because they're

microscopic in size.

You can get something like

a million microalgae on the head of a pin.

That's how tiny they are.

Microalgae are uncellular organisms

found in both fresh water

and marine environments.

These microscopic plants

are powerhouses of nutrition,

rich in proteins, vitamins and minerals,

and essential fatty acids.

And even United Nations says algae

is the spirulina is the

answer to world hunger

because it has so much attrition

in three times the

amount of protein at state.

So microalgae is everywhere.

It's not just in the ocean like seaweed.

It's in the rivers, the lakes, the streams,

the soil, your aquarium,

your swimming pool.

But the two that we're talking about today,

spirulina and chlorella

are harvested as food crop.

And what's particularly

important for people to understand

is that these aren't

just grown in the ocean.

These are harvested in fresh water.

It's called hydroponically grown.

Hydroponics is a method

of growing plants without soil

using nutrient-rich water solutions.

This technique allows plants to grow faster

and healthier by directly providing

essential nutrients to their roots.

Hydroponics offers a way to grow fresh,

nutritious food year round,

regardless of the

climate or soil conditions.

A scientist by the name of

Otto Warburg, W-A-R-B-U-R-G,

who discovered that cancer

can't exist in an alkaline environment.

And the testing was

done with chlorella algae.

Algae is the most

alkaline food in the world.

And he found out that your body,

your cells, need to

be slightly alkaline 7.1.

And a lot of people these

days have acidic diets.

They have sugar and carbs,

and actually emotion is very acidic.

Diseases are acidic.

So when you're taking algae,

you are helping your

body in at the cellular level

to get to that 7.1 slightly alkaline state

that can protect you from diseases.

And here's the best part about it,

because it's grown

in fresh water in Asia

and then air dried into a powder,

and then we press them into little tablets

that we affectionately call bits,

because they're bits of nutrition.

And each one of these

tablets has the same nutrition

as an entire plate of vegetables.

And all you need to do

is swallow or chew them.

Are you kidding?

It's a dream come true for us.

I just had a plate of vegetables,

just while I'm talking to you.

I like to chew them,

but most people swallow them.

So we recommend starting out with five

a day. - Powders are no, no.

So now you get all the

nutrition of vegetables,

none of the work,

it never literally goes bad,

but we put a three

year expiry date on them.

Yeah. - What vegetable

will last three years, right? - Yeah.

It's safe for every age,

newborns. - No glyphosates.

That's what I'm saying.

It's missing glyphosate in it,

pesticides. - There's no glyphosate.

There's no carnivores.

Listen up.

There's no lectins or oxalates.

So one of the many things about algae

is it gives you all the

benefits of any food group.

Highest protein in the world,

highest chlorophyll in the world,

40 vitamins and minerals,

but no lectins, no oxalates,

no carb, zero carbs.

So it's great for people

who are intermittent fasting,

who are doing keto,

who are doing low carbs.

So it's vegan,

it doesn't decrease your ketones,

doesn't increase your glucose

if you're diabetic or pre-diabetic.

This is for you.

And it's effortless.

You just saw I took a tablet

and had the equivalent

of a plate of vegetables.

So moms, you know,

get your kids using this,

because don't give them a sugary bar

before their soccer game.

Give them a three or

four spirulina tablets,

which will energize

their brain and their body,

'cause they do different things.

So a pouch of spirulina,

we have them in little single

serving pouches as well.

There's 30 tablets in here.

And if you were doing bodybuilding,

or you're doing an athletic sport

or you wanted this for a meal replacement.

We would suggest the 30 tablets

just for your regular day to day.

10 tablets is fine.

Now 30 tablets will give

you five grams of protein.

And you think, well, that's not very much.

But here's the thing,

that five grams of protein

are already in amino acid form.

So your body doesn't have to break

the protein down to

get access to the aminos.

It has 8 in the 20 aminos,

including the nine your body can't make.

So it's a complete protein.

I call this your nutrition insurance

because it fills all the nutritional gaps.

So you don't have to eat anything else

or whatever you eat,

it's just for entertainment.

And I call this your health insurance.

So we need to learn

how to protect ourselves.

We need to take back

the control of our health.

And algae is one of the

ways that you can do it.

And again, I keep commenting

about how effortless it is

because a lot of these things,

you have to spend a lot of money.

You have to go out in your car,

or whatever to get your treatment.

This you can do at home,

you can do it with your other biohack.

You don't have to go anywhere.

And I chuckled 'cause there's a lot of

news coverage about Brian,

is it Brian Thompson? - Johnson.

Johnson. - Johnson.

And how he's biohacking himself to,

and I think he has spent $5 million

about an average of two million a year.

And over those five years or few years,

and $5 million, he's been able to

take his biological age

down one or or two years.

Well, I have an interesting story for you.

I'm good friends with Patrick

Porter and the BrainTap folks.

And we see them at all the conferences.

And they have this device that

they measure all your markers

to find out your biological age

as opposed to your chronological age.

Normally what they do is they measure you,

then put you on their device

and then measure you again.

And you'll see that your

biological age decreased.

But for me, what they did

is they took my markers,

I went and ate the

equivalent of two pouches,

which are $6 each, came

back and they tested me again.

And in the space of one hour,

and the equivalent of $12,

I knocked 30 years off

my chronological age.

Wow.

I am 67,

and my biological age,

and I have the paperwork,

their jaws dropped

when they saw, it was 30.

Wow. - Wow.

30, my biological age is 30,

my chronological age is 67.

There are things that we can do

in our lifestyle that will protect us.

And there are things

we can do in our lifestyle

that will accelerate the traumas.

Like for instance, alcohol.

Alcohol not only interrupts

chemistry of the brain,

it drops growth hormone in the brain.

If you drop growth hormone in the brain,

you drop IGF1 insulin-like

growth factor in the liver.

It interrupts estrogen.

Estrogen plays an incredible role

in both males and females

for keeping us cognitively

present with cognition.

Certain nutrients that we take in our food.

So food's very important.

Vitamin E, gamma tocopherol,

glutathione, penicillin-cysteine,

vitamin C, fish oil,

omega threes, DHA very

important for brain function

because it generates two

protective chemicals in the brain.

So there are things you can do.

Good hydration, good nutrition, good sleep,

avoid alcohol, avoid

inflammatory nutrition,

'cause that inflammation

disrupts the chemistry in the brain.

If we don't use our brains,

and we have social isolation, for example,

and you do a brain

imaging scan on that person,

it looks like they have

Alzheimer's disease.

But you could take that same person,

pull them out of social isolation

and expose them to an enriched environment.

And it could look like

they have a brain of like

a 12-year-old or a 10-year-old.

That's learning something new.

So that's kind of like a demand

driven enhancement of metabolic health.

So I think it's really

important to be proactive

with your metabolic

health in regard to exercise,

in regard to nutrition, of course, sleep,

but also stimulating your brain too,

and all these things are synergistic.

So if you have a perfect

diet and social isolation,

you're feeding your brain.

If we change our metabolic physiology,

we change our brain energy

and we change the

neuropharmacology of our brain.

That's a big theme of

metabolic health, right?

But if you do that in the context

of social isolation and you do brain scans,

it could look like you have a

neurodegenerative disease.

So I think a big theme

of what we're trying to do

with the Metabolic Health

Summit is just not make it about,

diet and GLP1 agonists and things,

but to make it about

nutrition, metabolic drugs,

but also about mental health.

Aggie Lal is a renowned biohacker

and wellness advocate.

Aggie inspires millions to live healthier,

more vibrant lives

through holistic practices

and biohacking techniques.

I was lucky enough to

just kind of get a free pass

until I was 30 years old,

'cause I could eat anything I want.

I was vegan, I was traveling

the world, jet setting.

I was a travel influencer,

working with top hotels in the world.

Like I would stay at five

star hotels 300 days a year.

So it was like that was my life

and access to the most incredible food.

And then a few years ago,

I hit like a rock button

when I was exhausted

and constantly needing coffee,

constantly snacking,

my skin got really bad.

My hair was falling out in patches.

I gained a lot of weight,

and I just felt really

puffy and really depressed.

And I kept thinking like,

there is something wrong with me.

I will never be healthy, I'll never be fit.

I dunno if you can relate,

but there's that level of brokenness

that I just felt like,

"Oh no, this is it.

This is the end of my life."

And just feeling like

you are out of control

of your own life, out of

your own story in a way.

And then I discovered biohacking

and it was great at the beginning.

I was like, "Wow, this

is the best thing ever.

Why is no one doing this?"

And then I realized,

I'm like, okay, we're like,

we're are all the women actually,

'cause it was a little bit like golf.

It was just full of older men.

And I was like, this is great,

but like how do we biohack as women?

That was way before

the books like Mindy Pelz,

and it was just kind

of like trial and error,

and trying to see what do I do

on the first day of my

cycle versus my day 28?

How do I even read my cycle

to know if I'm thriving or if I'm not?

And I think that was the

beginning of my journey.

And biohacking was a hobby

that I was trying to have on a side,

and then became kind of my mission

just because I didn't feel like

young women are represented

enough in the space.

And I was just like, "Come on girls,

let's take over the space."

And the future of biohacking is using...

It's like extreme personalization, right?

So it's not about taking vitamin C

because everyone tells you that-

Sure. - You should take it.

You're gonna be able to truly customize it.

So every day, like we

have different supplements

for different part of the cycle, right?

So what you need on day two is not the same

as what you need at day 25, right?

So we change the formula

depending on the day and part of the phase.

But yeah, I think the future

is really just extreme personalization.

What your son needs at four is not the same

as he needs at five,

and same for you, et cetera, et cetera.

It must be stress,

and that's why you have all these labels.

And that's why you

have all of the diseases.

And I was so determined

to prove everyone wrong

because I was so tired of

going from doctor to doctor

for many years, I think five plus years.

And everyone said it's stress.

So that's when I downloaded an app

called the Waking Up app,

Meditation,

and I meditated,

and people told me after six months.

They were like, "What did you do?"

Because you were like

such a different person.

So in the sense, it's great,

because I became much more calmed down.

So nervous system regulation

looking back was a massive thing as well.

Wow.

But it was not everything for me.

It did regulate me in a sense,

stress was reduced to very, very low level,

but it was mainly the food, I think,

because I healed fully,

that switch of the six months

was during the last six months of my PhD,

which is the most stressful

periods of of my life.

So you didn't use any red

lights or PEMF or cold plunge

or any of the actual modalities

like products that are now

like big deals in the biohacking industry?

No. - Wow.

Because you're young enough

to actually use food as your medicine.

I think people don't

understand how important food

and nutrition is, and

they eat the wrong foods,

and it really messes up their mouth,

and it messes up that garden,

that beautiful garden,

little, little, little garden in your mouth

called the microbiome.

And so when you don't eat the right foods,

you eat sugary like breads

and pastries and candy.

What that does is it

changes the pH in the mouth

and then bad bugs grow

instead of the good bugs.

The good bugs are called probiotics.

The bad bugs are called pathogens.

And what we want are more good bugs and-

I thought it's called parasites.

And parasites are bad bugs.

Yeah, that was very smart.

How did you know about that?

I have them.

Oh, you have them.

I was going into work on a Friday morning,

and I looked in the mirror,

and I said, "I've got this all wrong."

I shouldn't operate on people,

and then teach them how to

eat to avoid me in the future.

I should teach them how to eat,

and I'll never have to operate on them.

Now as a heart surgeon,

that's a really bad career decision.

Really stupid as my wife reminded me

for many, many years after.

But I went in and I resigned my position

at the height of my career.

And I went to Palm Springs,

which is right down the road

from Loma Linda here

in Southern California.

And I opened up a clinic.

And because I'm a

researcher, I just ask people.

Look, there's certain foods I

wanna remove from your diet,

and there's other foods I want you to eat,

and here's the list of yes and no foods.

And I want you to go

to Costco or Trader Joe's

or a health food store

and buy some supplements.

There wasn't an Amazon back then,

and every three months, I

want to draw blood on you,

looking at really weird tests,

but insurance will cover it.

And I wanna see what happens, are you game?

And they were.

And so that actually resulted in being able

to track dietary changes

and supplement changes,

see what worked, see what didn't.

And eventually, seven years ago now,

I wrote "The Plant Paradox,"

which is I guess is still one

of the biggest selling books there is.

Yeah.

That basically there are certain plants

that we were designed to eat.

And there are other plants

that we were not designed to eat.

In fact, they don't want us to eat them.

My protocol is to seek

to understand ancestral

practices that have been,

which our biology is really adapted to.

So one of those would be to eat real food.

Avoid all processed food,

and that includes many people,

you have a lot of confusion,

people think they go to a restaurant

and somehow that a rule doesn't apply,

but it actually applies on steroids,

because you have to be

more careful at a restaurant.

It's the rare restaurant

where you can really eat healthily out.

So that's the first thing.

And why?

Because they processed the food.

In the late 1800s, they developed

a system to extract oils from seeds,

sometimes called vegetable oils

that are very, very dangerous and these...

Because they're highly perishable

to susceptible oxidative stress,

they get into our tissues at levels

that are 25 times higher,

which is 2,500% higher.

And as a result,

they contribute to these

degenerative diseases

like obesity, cancer,

heart disease, dementia.

Teri Cochrane is a trailblazer

in integrative health and wellness,

renowned for her

distinguished celebrity client list.

As the founder of "The Wildatarian Diet."

Teri blends cutting edge

science with holistic practices

to help individuals achieve peak health.

I didn't intend to have

this second 20 year career.

I had spent my first 20 years

in institutional risk management

and real estate finance.

And with my son's birth, who was my first,

by the age of three,

we were told to expect brain seizures

that he wouldn't grow past five foot four.

He wasn't walking or talking.

He had the bone density of an 18 month old.

And so when you're

given that initial diagnosis,

you're going to have a broken child.

You take a breath and you

go, "Well what do we do?

Can we live with this?

How will we live with this?"

But then something greater

started breathing through me,

"Well, what if it doesn't

have to be this way?"

And what we saw is over the years,

this was at three, four, five,

six, he was falling off the

cliff further and further.

So bronchodilators and

steroids were given that doses

that were adult sized

doses and antibiotics,

and he just kept getting weaker and weaker.

And then I finally decided,

"What if it doesn't have to be this way?"

So I had deployed my risk management skills

in real estate to risk managing his health.

And so libraries, books,

families, I would study children,

and see how are they

doing in his preschool.

If they were sick,

are they getting better over the year?

And I became this rabid researcher,

and pouring over 75 books.

I finally had an epiphany,

"Oh my gosh, the food we are feeding him

with all good intentions is

literally poisoning my child."

And so all these foods of corn

and chicken and peanuts and wheat,

and this is before we knew

about gluten being such an issue,

we're literally stopping his

body from biochemically doing

what it was supposed to be doing.

And within several days

of eliminating these foods,

he started breathing.

His allergic shiners started receding.

And I thought, I'm onto something.

And so over the next five years,

I was still working at my day job,

yet people would start

to come into my office

and not ask me about the risk of the deal.

They'd ask me about

the risk of their child.

Can you help me with my child's asthma?

Can you help me with my child's ADHD?

So they started calling me Dr. Teri.

I knew that this was

something that I needed to do

to be that mother for other parents

that were told your child

is broken and deal with it.

So this was the catalyzer for me

to be the really the

disease detective of the why.

I'm not a doctor, but

I went back to school,

and I studied functional nutrition,

biochemistry, healing sciences.

I studied with shamans.

I studied healing touch

'cause we're all energy.

And so I remind my children

that they're the legacy

of what's now touched tens of thousands

of people over these next 20 years,

and that continues to grow.

So I'm so humbled by the power of the body

to do what it needs to do

when you give it what it needs

and it doesn't take

years, it can take days.

And you already start seeing miracles,

because food I call the

alpha and the omega,

we can get everything else right.

And as a biohacker, I go to food first,

because we can have the most

extremely intelligent technology

on the biohacking space.

But if it's not to your genetic blueprint

and your current state

of health to your N of 1,

you could actually be doing damage.

And so what I did is I

developed three supplements.

One is an immune support

called Immune-mover.

Dave Asprey actually helped me name them.

The second one is a stress formula,

which is called Stress Mover.

And the third one is

I call it Wild-lytes

under my Wildatarian umbrella.

And that is, it's the only

electrolyte in the marketplace.

It's three simple ingredients.

It's all organic,

but it really helps my athletes,

and babies take them.

And so what we've done is,

what I did is I created

this gene smart approach

removing certain ingredients

that can flip genes in the

majority of the population.

Why is electrolyte important?

I don't really have

that much respect for it.

I've been taking yours

and I do feel more energy,

but I don't really understand

exactly what it does.

So electrolytes are kind of like

the pre-electricity of our body.

We are energy.

And so electrolytes are

important for feeding our heart,

our kidneys are communication vehicle,

electrolytes also move debris through.

So our lymphatic, we

can get what I call fluffy,

if our lymph is backed up

because we don't have

the proper electrolytes,

which are the minerals of

calcium, magnesium, phosphorus,

and so forth and potassium

to help move those,

move that debris.

And so without electrolytes,

you can actually stop your heart.

As Dr. Lipton says,

"We're not that complicated

as a human species.

We're 23,000 or so

genes like an earthworm."

The difference is we grow a bigger brain.

And in those 23,000 genes,

I believe that I have found

with my methodology of the Cochrane method

for major disruptors.

And those are protein, malabsorption,

sulfur malabsorption, oxalate malabsorption

and fat metabolism impairment.

And under those you have the umbrella

of genes that move to that.

When we flip the genes

in another way, it's magical.

It is magical.

It literally is days.

I work with a lot of autism.

I've helped children move out of autism.

In every case, these kids have

the methylation background.

They also have the oxalate vulnerability.

They have the sulfur vulnerability,

and they have the fat

metabolism vulnerability.

And what I see is it's just

the other side of genius

because these genes also

create genius creatives,

unbelievable empaths.

Yeah. - And so what I tell

my clients is make your

vulnerability your superpower.

Food is like really important.

Nutrition. - Organic food nowadays

costs more.

It's worth it.

If you can't do it,

get yourself a garden and grow your food.

Because food, a lot of the food is toxic.

Never eat at a fast food restaurant.

Stay away from anything in a package.

If it's packaged foods, don't eat it.

Stay away from all grains.

Now this is just a starter

to sort of get people bodies going.

And for most people this works really well.

So go off all grains, go off all legumes.

And we take people off

nitrate vegetables at the start.

So eggplant and peppers and tomatoes,

goji berries, those are the

usual ones that people eat.

And then take people off

dairy that contains dairy protein.

So they can have butter,

they can have ghee,

sort of a rarefied butter.

They could have heavy cream.

Some cream cheeses are really pure.

And when you look on the package,

you know, it's like 99.9% fat,

'cause the dairy fats for most people

are good and they're acceptable.

And I have people do that

for the first three months.

Wow. - Interesting.

It makes a huge, huge

difference for most people.

I think environmentally

we have to figure out

what trash we're feeding our children.

What trashy containers they come in.

Not putting plastic in our microwaves,

not putting everything in baggies,

that kind of environmental toxins

or processed food toxins.

Listen, in nature, the

only fluorescent food

I know about is kiwi.

Anything you find on the

shelf that is fluorescent,

I mean... Sure.

Right, so there are those two things.

But you and I had talked about this before

about how you involve

your children in your work,

and they have learned from a

very young age about health.

I did that.

We raised six athletes.

My youngest child never had baby food.

She was only fed off my plate, right?

'Cause I knew what I was taking.

I don't know what's in that stuff,

right? - Yeah.

My biggest message to

parents of generation alpha

is if you want healthy

children, be healthy.

We now have three or four generations

of unhealthy people

who now think it's fine.

It's the norm.

It's the norm. - Yeah.

And so it becomes eliminating food policy,

eliminating food deserts.

Where can people get healthy food

that does not involve

a corner bodega, right?

Or riding four buses,

or eating things that

have a shelf life of 25 years,

right? - Yeah.

It's educating families that,

that here is how portion control is.

Running around outside

is the best form of play,

you hear all the time.

And I gave my youngest

daughter a cell phone

at 11 for safety,

but teachers now tell me

that kids can't concentrate

on multi-instruction tasks

because their attention spans are so low.

So I feel like for generation alpha,

it comes from what the

parents show their children

and the rules the parents make,

'cause the kids can't have

what their parents don't give them.

As a former pro-athlete,

and Gary's an athlete,

we got introduced to

a scientist in Florida,

actually, University of South Florida guy

by the name of Dominic D'Agostino.

Oh, we just interviewed him.

Yeah, great guy.

He's very smart.

So we flew down here, met him,

and to be quite frank, I said,

"Dominic, I think you're full of doodoo."

And he said, "What are talking about?"

And I go as a pro athlete,

you're describing this

thing called a ketone,

which I've never heard of before,

and it sounds too good to be true.

And so Gary and I got

on a plane to fly back,

and I said, "There's nothing here."

But to Gary's credit, he goes,

"I'm telling you, I think

there's something here."

So we bought that patent,

and that was the perpetuous

that started this whole company,

which is called Access Global Sciences,

which gets you into the vault.

But not to talk bad about the competition,

but there's a sea of products out there

that are not healthy. - Right.

So how could we literally

create something that was healthy?

So first, we said, "We

gotta create something

that doesn't have sugar in it,"

and we'll get into that.

But just as importantly,

which no one's really

talked about is caffeine.

So how can we create a...

And it's kind of interesting when you say

create an energy drink that

doesn't have caffeine in it

and doesn't have sugar in it.

How the hell do you do that? - Yeah.

So we said we're gonna do that,

and we're gonna put grams in this product

as opposed to milligrams.

So when you look at a supplement panel

on all the energy drinks,

they have milligrams of product in it.

Right.

We're literally gonna put 60 grams

of this incredible technology,

which is called a ketone

or beta-hydroxybutyrate.

And that's what we did.

We have literally created

the most powerful,

healthy drink ever made.

We've seen how essential

the right foods are

for maintaining our body's

balance and overall well-being.

Equally vital is the role of water.

Proper hydration is crucial

for every bodily function,

from digestion to detoxification,

ensuring our systems operate at their best.

Water, I mean, water is life.

Water is life.

In the Western world,

water primarily comes from

natural resources like rivers,

lakes, and underground amplifiers.

Many believe it goes through

rigorous purification processes

to ensure the safety and quality.

However, what if the truth about our water

isn't as clear as it seems?

In South Jersey where I grew up,

we were surrounded by chemical plants,

and there was toxic wells from the dumping.

There was toxic wells

from gas tanks leaking into the ground.

All these things were going

on and affecting people.

And most of these things

that are really, really bad for you,

you'll never smell, taste,

or even know they're

there unless you test for 'em.

I do a lot of work up in New York City

and in the Catskills and

the Delaware water gap

where their two biggest

water resources for Manhattan,

the water comes from there into the city,

but it goes through

miles of concrete culverts,

and then it goes through

miles and miles of pipes.

Some of the pipes are

over a hundred years old,

they have lead and chromium

and all kinds of garbage in 'em.

So by the time it gets to

the buildings or to the people

or wherever you're at the

restaurant, it's not so good.

And the cities are adding

things to the water too.

They are doing their part to an extent.

But I really believe because

99% of all water used

is not used for drinking.

So they're not gonna treat the water

as we would want to ingest

it or transdermally absorb it.

So every time you take a shower

is equivalent to drinking

a glass as a tap water.

So what we did was we

used the best technology

to get rid of all this nasty things,

all the way down the

pharmaceutical residue.

Most people don't know,

but almost most municipalities of sizable,

you know, stature, recycle their water.

And 25% of municipal water

probably coming outta

this tap right here today

where we're at is recycled wastewater.

And that's where the

pharmaceuticals are coming from,

and that's what makes us different.

Our pre-filtration is so good

that I can guarantee you

even that pharmaceutical

residue is not there anymore.

The pH prescription

water filtration system

employs a multi-stage process

to ensure the highest water quality.

First, the water passes

through a carbon filter

to remove chlorine and

organic contaminates.

Next, a ceramic filter eliminates bacteria,

parasites, and microplastics.

The system then incorporates ion exchange

and reverse osmosis to remove heavy metals

and additional impurities.

Finally, essential minerals

are added back to the water,

adjusting the pH levels

to create alkaline water

Because most people don't know,

but pH goes from 0 to 14,

seven being the center of that.

That's neutral.

Anything above seven is alkaline.

Anything below seven is acidic.

So we wanna see that water

somewhere between seven and eight.

That was our target.

We've came up with a

combination of minerals

that is just so amazing that it not only,

after I purify the water to absolute,

so there's nothing in it.

I remineralize it with these minerals,

and these minerals, gas

off molecular hydrogen.

And this hydrogen will get in the water

and then you drink it.

And that voltage, what does hydrogen do?

Hydrogen acts as an antioxidant

and it donates an electron.

So that donate electron

knocks out that free radical.

So the oxidative fire going on your body,

this water is gonna put it out.

And because the water is mineralized,

it has a pH balance, slightly alkaline pH.

And this pH is gonna help

your neutralize your body,

and it's not gonna mess

with your stomach acid.

Stomach acid, primarily composed

of hydrochloric acid

is crucial for digestion.

Breaking down food and absorbing nutrients.

The pH level of water

can influence stomach acid,

drinking too much alkaline

water can dilute stomach acid,

potentially hindering digestion.

What are your thoughts

about structuring the water?

The structured is a term I

think that is super overused.

And I'm gonna say why.

I like the word micro-clustering

or making it smaller, right?

Molecular bonds.

It's something you can test.

You can do an NMR test,

and you can see what the

molecular bond of something,

and you can see it's smaller or larger.

But we're gonna be on

the cutting edge front line

of this the whole time.

And I got clients that have

the same drinking system

I put in 20 years ago,

but with my updated filtration system.

Right. - So they didn't have

to get a new water system,

they just got new filters.

And one thing about our drinking systems,

I'll tell you what.

It'll never give you bad

water at just some point.

It'll stop giving you water

because the filters weren't

changed and they clog up.

Right. - So that's the up side.

New York water is some

of the best city water.

And I had to go up one of the big builders,

one of the biggest property owners

in New York is one of my clients.

And I had to go up to their

high rise on the 78th floor,

and give a lecture about the

quality of New York tap water.

So I had to take the first five slides,

and praise the water quality

from where it comes from.

And then I had to slowly bring them in

to where they're really at, you know,

and it goes through the

miles of concrete culverts.

Yeah.

And that's picking up arsenic,

'cause arsenics in the concrete

and then it's going through pipes.

Some of 'em, I was having dinner

with the guy from American

Water the night before

and he had given me pictures of

what those mains look

like, that they cut open,

'cause they make the tie-ins for

the commercial buildings

and how old they are.

I mean, back in the day

they were using wood

and encasing it in concrete.

And some of the pipes are still old wood,

and some got lead in it and all that.

And it's showing up in their tap water.

So New York will go to some great lengths

to protect the people and do certain things

where other places they can't afford to.

Sure.

So you're at the mercy of where you're at.

What about electrolytes?

Talk to me about that,

because that's a whole nother thing

that you hear about, right?

It's packaged and sold.

You package and sold like no,

get the water with the electrolytes.

What's the story with that?

Most of these electrolyte drinks,

or energy drinks or sports

drinks, I'm gonna say.

Again, I'm not gonna name 'em

'cause I know everybody in the industry.

I do the filtration for some of

'em, you know what I mean?

So I gotta be careful.

But it's the sugar that's added

is where the electrolyte

mainly is coming from.

It's not really anything

special that they did to it.

The electrolytes I always find

is generally in a product

that's loaded with sugar.

Dr. Otto Warburg said, he

said, "The cell is immortal."

It's merely the fluid that

surrounds it that degenerates.

As far as we know,

"the cellular life may

be able to go on forever."

So it's the proof

that if we can get the

right water into ourself,

keep the toxins and waste out of ourself,

we're gonna have a really good chance

of living a longer, healthier life.

By integrating innovative technology

with holistic practices.

LumiVitae aims to optimize well-being

and promote a balanced,

healthier lifestyle.

They are redefining the future of wellness

with their cutting edge solutions.

Where do we even start?

This water bottle is much

more than a water bottle.

It really is like a

mini planet in a bottle.

At the base of it, we've got these magnets,

which mimic the Earth's magnetic field.

At the top, we've got frequencies

that mimic the sun sunlight.

And then we're making hydrogen,

hydrogen rich water.

We are really trying to mimic the kind of,

I guess, ancient waters that we evolved on,

that we just don't have now.

Why is hydrogen so important?

Well, for first, it's the

beginning of all life.

So all life came from hydrogen.

The sun is 99% hydrogen.

And every single one

of our cells actually run

and need hydrogen for cellular function.

Water essential to life is composed

of two hydrogen atoms

bonded to one oxygen atom

forming H2O.

So what am I supposed to feel

when I drink hydrogen water?

So the nice thing about hydrogen

or molecular hydrogen specifically

is hydrogen has this own intelligence

where it actually is able to

not only just penetrate yourself,

it also is the main component

of your antioxidant response.

So it's actually called the ARE.

So your ability to have

antioxidant capabilities,

meaning detoxifying the

cell, healthy gene expression,

everything from inflammatory responses.

So really the hydrogen is

simply penetrating the cell

and activating this pathway.

And this pathway is really what's creating

all the therapeutic benefits.

So with that said,

it's really determined on

what's going on in your body.

You know, somebody

that is in pretty good health

might actually just feel more

revitalized, more energized,

and you know, the hydrogen's

just working on all the cells.

Whereas somebody that's in

more of a degenerative state,

maybe it's gonna go to a cluster

or colony of cells that

are in trouble in the body

because it literally scavenges the body

for oxidative stress free radical damage

and starts working on the highest priority,

which is why it's so incredible

because it's beyond our intelligence.

Is there such thing as

overdosing on the hydrogen water?

No, I mean, that's the wonderful thing

about molecular hydrogen.

I mean, there's so many

therapeutic benefits to it,

but there's actually no side effects.

There's no negatives to taking in hydrogen.

Because whatever the body doesn't use

it just simply lets go of.

So this is the beautiful

thing about hydrogen.

What's the difference between

stress and oxidative stress?

Well, it's a very good question.

So stress is stress, period.

You're gonna produce reactive

oxygen species no matter what.

Even if you exercise, which

we consider exercise healthy,

you're producing reactive oxygen species.

It's a byproduct of all cell function.

So cellular respiration is

how we produce energy ATP,

but we also produce ROS,

reactive oxygen species.

There's some beneficial ones,

and there's not beneficial ones.

And so the goal is

balance, it's harmony, right?

If we have too much oxidation,

then we need to have enough

reduction to balance that.

So I think all stress on the body,

when we say good stress,

exercise is an example

of that within a realm.

You're creating stress,

which is actually gonna increase

the NRF2 pathways to be activated.

You know, the body goes on alert

and starts to kind of go to work

with detoxification and balance.

But if you push too far,

which is I think where

everybody is, it's too far.

We're living so outside our element,

we're behind screens all day.

We're not in nature,

you know, we're not...

We need to get back to source,

which is why we put

the world of microcosm

of Earth inside the bottle,

is that's what we need is more reduction.

So I would say all stress

is creating response,

but we need to be able to

reduce the oxidative stress.

In our exploration of biohacking

and really just health spanning,

we heard this word stacking a lot, right?

Stacking modalities.

And this is really stacking

a bunch of different things, right?

Because number one, the energy,

number two, recovery,

number three, hydration,

number four, there's a

business component, right?

Because now you're allowing

other people to actually grow

and benefit from helping other people

because you're offering

business opportunity

as well with this, right?

Inside of the wellness space,

I think that one of the areas that

is often overlooked is financial wellness.

I mean, at the end of the day,

that causes most people chronic stress.

And we know that chronic stress is really,

the leading cause of

many illnesses and diseases.

And so if we can help people

get out of that state as well,

as well as get them healthy and hydrated,

then we've really got a

really nice holistic model

in keeping people really well.

And so, yeah, we have

this beautiful business model

that also comes with it.

I would also say it also comes

with this incredible community around it.

They're very conscious communities.

They're very conscious about

what they're putting in their body,

but they're really here

to actually make a

difference on the planet.

And so let's say I want

to become an affiliate

or a brand partner.

How do I start my journey

and what does my day to day life look like?

Your day is probably gonna be filled

with a lot of education

because we're very big on making sure

we can tap you into the

best education available.

That's why we have the incredible,

Carrie Drinkwine, Dr. Tyler Baron,

who also consults for us as well.

Dr. Michelle Patrick, who

also is on our education board

to make sure we're really getting

the right education to our community.

But, you know, day to day

it's also their own business.

They get to choose to do it

anyway that feels best for them.

And so yes, you're gonna have mothers

that are gonna do it in a certain way,

and yes, you might have

real estate agents who do it

in a different kind of way.

This is the beauty about it.

You've got a business

that's your own business,

but you're not by yourself. - Yeah.

You've got this entire community

that's really cheering you on,

really surrounding you.

The other thing though is the education on

why we are different from

every other bottle that exists?

Yeah.

And that's really why

LumiVitae is taking off

in the way that it is,

because you can Google molecular hydrogen

and buy a bottle for 60 or $80 on Amazon,

but we actually have the scientific proof

that these bottles are actually

leaching heavy metals and arsenic

and byproducts that are

actually damaging your body.

So in an attempt to get well,

somebody has taken a concept,

and said, "Let me outsource this to China.

Let me outsource this

and have somebody make me a cheap bottle."

And that's what people are buying.

And so that's why our passion is education,

proper education,

and you really do get what you pay for.

So this is the best bottle on the market.

And there's nothing else

that can be duplicated like this

because we have our own in-house inventor.

Yeah, yeah.

You guys both exude excellence,

which is what's needed when someone

is looking to heal themselves,

and really just get on

a journey of wellness.

And I think it's important

that it starts from the top down.

Molecular hydrogen has antioxidant effects,

which we have shown in

research has therapeutic effects.

And then if you think about the world today

with all the antibiotic use and everything,

it essentially decimate our microflora.

So we don't eat as

much fiber as we used to,

and we're having all the antibiotics.

So people are producing less hydrogen gas.

And just an interesting correlation.

And the Japanese centenarians,

they did a study and they found that

the centenarians have higher

levels of breath hydrogen,

endogenous breath hydrogen.

Actually, you wonder,

right? - Yeah, yeah.

Is there a correlation

to this longevity aspect?

And indeed, hydrogen does signal,

has certain signaling

effects at the cellular

or the DNA level to influence

the DNA, the expression,

the epigenetics to promote

longevity and anti-aging

and some of these different areas.

A quick introduction of

myself, I'm George Wiseman.

I grew up as a cowboy on a cattle ranch,

therefore, you can take

the boy out of the country,

but you just can't take

the country outta the boy.

Now this ranch was way back in the woods.

We didn't have any power, no plumbing.

We didn't even get radio.

But when I got off the ranch,

I decided I was gonna be an

alternative energy researcher.

So I would never be without

running hot and cold water

and electricity again.

So I developed Eagle Research

eventually because of that.

Now, it so happened that on the ranch

we fixed all our own things.

We lived...

It was a day's drive

to go to town and back.

So if there was automotive things

or mechanical things that needed fixing,

plumbing, whatever happened it was,

you had to do it yourself.

And I was very good with automotive

because I could fix things.

And it turns out my first invention

was something I called

a Carburetor Enhancer.

It turned out that I could get

at least 25% greater fuel mileage

on virtually any vehicle with a carburetor.

So that's how Eagle Research got started.

In 1996, a customer using

one of my water torches,

which was a Brown's gas electrolyzer

large enough to provide fuel gas

to a normal oxy-acetylene torch.

And so he decided to

bubble the gas in water

and then put the water,

the bubbled water on a melanoma

on his forehead, skin cancer.

Why?

I don't know,

but he did it.

And in three weeks his melanoma was gone.

Wow.

Now this has been duplicated.

For example, a recent

podcast I was on by Crow.

His mother had a melanoma in her hair,

and exactly the same thing happened.

He took the Brown's gas put

it on his mother's melanoma.

And in within three weeks it was gone.

But back in 1996, I didn't believe him.

It was nine years before

my customers convinced me

to bubble the Brown's gas in water,

just like we bubbling in here,

and drink it myself.

So it was 2005 before I

actually started drinking

the Brown's gas bubbled water myself.

So in 2007, I decided after a couple years

of drinking the water.

It was a great thing because

I didn't get sick anymore.

And in fact, I haven't

been sick with colds and flus

and running noses

and all that kind of stuff,

COVID?

Even with all this recent pandemic stuff

that was going around the world.

So in 2007, I started

recommending to people,

and I developed a little device,

actually it was assembly of pipes

that I called the ER50.

But in December of 2015,

people were asking me,

can we inhale the gas?

One of my customers sent me a video

of a Korean hydrogen bar.

And I decided that I

would videotape myself,

which is still on my YouTube channel,

this first time that I inhaled Brown's gas.

So I set up one of my ER50s,

which was for bubbling

water for inhalation.

And I videotaped myself just in case

something went wrong.

There would be a videotape of my idiocy

and everything went great.

And I started having health

improvements within a few weeks.

And so within three

months I recommended okay,

out there I was wrong.

You can inhale.

And these are some of the

benefits I've been having.

Our bodies are 62% hydrogen,

24% oxygen, 12% carbon,

and 2% everything else.

So when we look at nutrition,

people are also talking about the vitamins

and minerals and stuff.

And that's the 2%.

Not the 62%.

Right. - Okay?

So it's hydrogen is really important

to our entire physiologic.

Everything that has to do in our body,

all the chemical reactions.

Our body is built from hydrogen.

But you can't inhale hydrogen from the air

like you do air oxygen

because the air is mostly

nitrogen and oxygen.

We get our hydrogen from our food,

but our digestive systems,

which gradually break apart.

First, we masticate and

we put in some enzymes

and then we go through an acid bath

and the small intestines in the bile,

all these kind of things in the microbiome.

The microbiome is absolutely vital.

And by the time you reach the colon,

just before the food is ejected from us,

that's the bacteria,

the specialized bacteria that break apart

the carbons and hydrogens

from your hydrocarbon food.

And then the hydrogen

can go into your bloodstream

right through the colon wall.

Oh.

So your colon actually breathes.

But those have been

decimated by glyphosate,

and artificial sweeteners

and all these kind of chemicals,

and antibiotics, also

kills these microbiome.

So people aren't getting

the hydrogen they need.

They can actually eat the food

and still be deficient in hydrogen.

So how do you test the level

of hydrogen in your body?

You can test it in the blood.

They have ways of testing it in the blood.

But the easiest way is

a hydrogen breath test.

And this is how they

actually test gut efficacy.

Your digesting efficacy,

they have meters that you blow into,

and it tests the amount of hydrogen

you're rejecting from your body.

Wow.

Because your blood gets

saturated with hydrogen

and any excess hydrogen gets exhaled.

So you need three things to heal.

You need the materials your body needs.

For example, the hydrogen

is one of the most important.

It's a building block.

It does nothing by itself.

It doesn't change pH.

It doesn't do anything.

It's neutral.

Your body decides where it's gonna go.

So the second thing

you need is intelligence.

Your body has the

intelligence it needs to heal you,

given what it needs.

And the third thing you need is energy.

And that brings us back to

the electrically expanded water.

It's a plasma form of water

that has a whole bunch

of extra electrons that are bioavailable.

You're inhaling those electrons

or drinking those electrons

and you're putting energy

into your body directly

bypassing all of your normal

energy generation systems,

'cause people that are

sick usually have two things.

They've exhausted their energy reserves

and their energy generation

systems have become compromised.

So the healing happens

because you're getting

that energy in there as well.

So that's why Brown's gas is proving to be

about 30% more therapeutically efficacious

over just plain hydrogen.

Like I said, hydrogen is great.

People should be getting

at least the hydrogen,

but adding this extra

energy in really helps as well.

Endorsed by wellness experts

and influencers like Amy Fournier,

Analemma water reorders

the molecular structure of water,

transforming it into

its most coherent state.

Water is the most fundamental

level of our existence.

Everybody knows that

we're 70% water in mass,

but we are 99% water in molecules.

When you look at it,

basically, we're very clever H2O.

This has profound effects

on basically anything.

Off the bat, it tells

you there is something

extraordinarily important about water.

We realized in our research

that water currently exists

in what we call a chaotic state.

So it's still H2O, but H2O molecules,

they actually move chaotically.

They move randomly.

They crash into each other constantly.

But since all of this is

happening on an atomic level.

Nobody is really aware of that.

There is a way to bring

order back into that chaos.

There is a way to bring H20 molecules

in a liquid crystalline state.

And through this unique process,

water becomes alive.

It actually becomes empowered,

and it can do so much

for our health and wellness.

It actually takes us one full year

to create what we call the mother water,

which actually comes

into this crystal vial.

So this is the Analemma.

The Analemma wand uses

proprietary crystal technology

to restructure water at a molecular level

by stirring the stick in the water.

It aligns water molecules into

a coherent, stable structure.

This structured water

enhances cellular hydration,

improves nutrient absorption,

and supports overall health

by mimicking the natural properties

of pristine water sources.

So tell us about what does Analemma do

and what kind of water can it help?

It can be used on any liquid

that has H2O molecules in it.

So you can use it on juice,

you can use it on tea,

you can use it on wine.

People love using it on wine.

Really? - Yeah.

If it has H2O molecules,

those molecules will enter

into this liquid coherent structured state.

So you can basically

make any liquid drinkable liquid coherent.

So heat doesn't break it down,

doesn't break coherence down?

No, it's the tea element

about Analemma water.

Ancient cultures, they always

had this blessing of water

or blessing of food before you eat it, why?

Because you literally change

the vibration of the water.

We are all vibrational beings,

and water is at the very heart of it, why?

Because water is a

broadband absorber, receiver,

and transmitter of energy,

frequency, and vibration.

So it's at the core of life.

Usually people, even conscious people,

they kind of go for the filtration.

Yeah. - And it's important.

Don't get wrong. - Yeah.

It's really important.

But that's not the dual

all end all the filtration.

No. - No.

We proved, just like I mentioned,

that water always picks up

the most dominant

frequency of its environment.

So wherever the water was,

all of the frequencies of

that is inside the water.

Even if you take the chemical out,

even if you take the toxin out,

the frequency of the toxin is still inside.

Whoa. - And you drink it

and you get the same thing

just like you took the chemical.

Yeah.

And this is where Analemma

of water is so amazing,

it actually cleans the slate.

It actually puts frequency wise

the water in the right state.

So everything that was before,

since water always picks up

the most dominant

frequency of it environment,

when you give the dominant frequency,

positive frequency to the

water, it never goes back.

And when you drink it,

you induce it into your system.

So very early on,

when we were playing with coherent water,

we saw that if you water

plants with Analemma water,

coherent water, that biophoton emission,

emissions rise dramatically.

So the vitality of it grows extraordinary.

So why am I saying this?

Because we wanted to see

how can we measure

energy or vitality in humans.

And we decided to do a

double-blind placebo controlled study

where we measured ATP levels in humans.

So ATP adenosine triphosphate,

the primary energy currency of the cell.

It's directly responsible for powering

the majority of cellular processes.

Every heartbeat, every breath,

every brain function depends on ATP.

So at the beginning of the study,

we took a snapshot of ATP levels

in participants of the study.

Then they drank a liter and

a half of Analemma water

per day for two months

without changing

anything else in the world.

So didn't change their exercise regime,

they didn't change their diets.

Everything else... Right.

Basically stayed the same.

And then we took another snapshot,

and what we saw is 20% rise in overall

mitochondrial energy over the placebo.

When you calculate the placebo in,

that's like 30%.

The implications of that

are really staggering.

Most scientists now agree that

one of the key causes of cellular aging

is the decline in mitochondrial function.

And we proved that the

mitochondrial function rises

more than significantly

just by drinking the water.

So this is the mission

statement of our company.

This is the mission state.

We want to make all bodies

of water on display of coherent,

but we need to start somewhere.

Yeah. - Yeah.

And we wanted to offer,

as soon as we got

hardcore scientific evidence,

what this does to actually human

and animal and plant biology.

We're putting it out there,

but there is a lot of work ahead of us

and we're super inspired

and thrilled to do it.

You are what you dream.

This is the most fundamental

level of our existence.

When you change that

entire biology will follow.

So it's the ultimate Biohack Yourself.

Going inside.

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Spirulina, which is a cyanobacteria, was

the first life on earth.

And one of the most important

nutrients in spirulina for pregnant moms

is an essential fatty acid

called GLA, which is gamma

linic acid. - I believe there's a set of

foods out there that are more

inflammatory than some people

say smoking and some people say even more

than sugar. - Right.

And they're all keto friendly and

they're called vegetable oils. - All right.

So this is the Analemma

wand helps regenerate the gut

microbiome. - So I want to give you a

biohacking. Wait, biohacking hug.

Heart to heart hug.

Heart to heart, thank you.

Hi, how are you? - When I was waiting out

there my tummy was hurting.

All these neurotransmitter

particles, they're, they're made in the

gut. They're from the gut. They are made

there. They go to the

brain. Glyphosate kills those good

bacteria that make them. It causes the

gut to leak. It's like a huge thing.

When you said you could lay on the grass,

sometimes I got scared. I get scared of

the grass if there's

bees or something. - Or if it was like a

rat. - I know. Yeah.

Sometimes you got to be careful

where you lie down on the grass. - Dr.

Steven Gundry, take two.

Your body attacks itself. - The good

bacteria doesn't turn bad, but rather you

get exposed to bad bacteria

and the immune system goes after that.

Eight, nine, ten, four,

three, nine, ten, eleven, twelve.

That was so awesome, oh my gosh.

32, 33.

RFK and Leila.

And that makes sure that the gas is

treated with the water, humidified and

purified. So then the

hose coming out of that comes to here on

this drinking water jar.

Based on his work, he could determine

whether or not I can live

to see my great grandkids.

Hey Anthony. - Nice to meet you. Pleasure.

My question is, can you help my grandma

live to 150? - I'll tell

you, the most important thing

to help someone who's over 60

live longer and it's exercise.

I am Miesha Tate. I am a UFC fighter, the

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earlier that you go to

sleep, the better. - I'm Thomas

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